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The best p.ace in the city for good
lunch IS Lee2 .. PA King street. AL
invited
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Three t3l vacant seats a, Crabbs

Night school. First come, arst served.
Terms low Afternoons for ladies In
writing, Read adv in to days Week y
Times: A good writer in Is hours,
Prof Crabb, penman, 700 King st,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

the leading photographer ior Il ST clat
photographs, 6i7 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

A lot Of boys long boots, sizes II te
13, only 75c. at No. II East Fourth st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

NJ OuOE-rHE MGaBEUS OF LIN
A0 coin lodge No. 3, K. of p. and the
.lrderin-Gene are requested to meet at
q. 0tP, Hail, Market street a )ove sixth, to
attend the funeral o. our late bro. her, VIM.
T. Young, on sunday afternoon, January
~, 1907, at 80 o'clock. by order of the
Lodge. W, Il. JOHNSON, X. X = 1t
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to buy hand knit hoods, mitts and leg
gina very cheap at Hukill q Poist's,
second and TAtpsll streets.
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NTANCElAA u RI FOR GENERAL
wv homework and helper. Reference
roQul:ed, 502 kinS street. it,
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N Dk SALE Al "A BAhGAiN. STORE
u ami dwelllDg- 10. 2ll West Sth street,
10 rooms, hot an cold water; all In good
ords7; or VIII take sua'i property In part
IN EXCHANGE, II we'll located.
l25.ood-6ts p. Ii. CLARk CO..
NO. dco1S Market st.
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Two COWS, lot OF chickens; one dearborn
wagon, household and kitchen furn iture, one
stove, bedstsads and bedding, chsirs and
tables. stands, and various other artic les too
tedious to mention. Terms at sale
FREDRIUK BELLY,
WD. J. Lsnk, Auct Executor.
l25s&w IT.
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ooe toNHnb,
euInatism, Pneumonia.
humba4o, Backache
Ior v hich Benson's Oap.
emitted TO be tie best
10y relieve and cure lin
othof application is of
tpdorsed by 5000 Physi.
beHaTe OF imitation
ndlns names, such as
or "Uapsicino.
AND TsGE NO OTHERS
70 n you bay. All drug
N, Proprletors
M n5-ta0- wo-sa am
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have Four Hundred Thousand
Cigars, ranging in price
from % 90 to 81. 80
per Thousand.
Dealers,
Come In and examine.
CHAPMAN, Son q Go.
For Several Years

| have been troubled with catarrh---
E!y's Cream Balm has proved to be the
article desired. belit va Is is the only
cure,-L, Is. Cohurn, Hardware Mer-
caant, Towanda, Pa.
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Yer 'od ootl 80 80 su.h's. French
tsrea, LbaEg
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

The good viii, stock and fixtures of q
Il rat class grocery store. New stock and
doing a thriving business. For sale
Cheap. Beet OF reasons for selling. Ad.
IDEAS, S w. GRoC, this Office.
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.NOR SALE-HHY DO YOU PAY
rent when you can buy ths property,
3oS Washington street.. by paying is o cash
and per cent. interest on the balance
House, three stories, Ten ro3ms; lot, Soxlco
fsot, or will trade for smaller mousse In the
western part OF the city. Inquire on the
premises o. at the office OF GEORGE X
TOWNSEND, GA Market street i2g.3t
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Csning Attractions.

Nexs Monday afternoon, and each
afternoon and evening after for four
days, the sensational drama, entitled
THE World" will be presented At She
Opera House with ali its beautiful
scenery and msg 1ifcent mechanical
effects. Tho company IL composed OF
frst-class artists, and has just closed an
engagement at the Third Avenue The
atre, New York. The price OF adm Is
sion will be 10, 20 and 30 cente.
Monday evening, February z james
|O'Neill will appear In his world.
renowned conception of f"Monte Crist9.
Mrs. Jones, how Is your health thii
morning? Thank you, madam, much
improved. bought bottle OF DR..
Bnll's Cough Syrup last night, and
after the 6rst dose, my cough wa,
checked. I slept well and have not
cou2hed once this morning.
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Women 8 flAnnel-lined, laced shoes 8
ut No II East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

Valentines at Ferguson's, IL e. End,
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For oarpeus-Cranor u Go.
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ASK for Rough on Dirt; a perfec.
washing powder found at lasti A harm
less, extra hre A l article, pure and
clean, swestsns, freshens, bleaches and
Ehitens without slightest injury to
hnest fabric. Unequaled for fine linens
and laces, general household, kitchen
ard laundry use. SOftsns water saves
!soor and soap, &C., 10c., o., at Drug
gists or Grocsrs.
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E0R RENI

MARKET STREET STORES FOR
ren.. NOS sl715, sly and s3l Market street,
ru lptng through &C ShiplJy street. Three
stores pud oDs iarge dwelling house.
HENRY >. INGRAM, SOL walnut street,
i thtiade iphis. j2e-lt
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DUBLlO SALE WILL BE SOLD exNa
L atp bile sale. at the late resi-
dence OF Cresens Reilley, on the road lead.
ing from Newport To klamensi, Ia mile
from Newport, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1857,
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zNYANCED-A uIRL TO DO p ENERAL
w heusework; good wages, ct lil3 East
18th street. l29 2tt
, 1887-06-18
MR. ". OBRIEN AT TORONTO.

Toronto, May 18.-All was quiet
last night until about eleven O'clock,
when crowds began TO collect in the
principal streets, until lhere wa an as
sembly of many thousands, who march
ed to Mr., w. O'Brien'S hotel, where
they hooted and gronned violently.
Matters at one time looked threaten
ing, but the police managed TO dis
perse the people without any serious
disturbance occurring. Lord Ldns-
downe, who was at the theatre yes
ter1ay evening, wasreceivedthere with
an outburst of the widest enthusiasm,
the whole audience rising TO their
feet and singing the National An
them for several minutes. When
his Excellency left the building the
horses were taken from his carriage,
which was drawn by the crowd to the
Government House, where the Cover
nor General made a speech thanking
the people for their loyalty. Mr.. W.
O'Brien will leave this evening for
Ottawa.
Not "a single representative Toron-
to man Vas at last nights meeting,
the majority of those present being of
the lower class. Mr.. Q.Brien COM.
menced his speech in a similar strain
to his former ones, but was obliged
, 1887-06-18
A OLIVER DOG.

William Cooke, %, alias George
Jones, a dog dealer, of Cudworth-
street, Bethnal-green, was accused of
stealing a black poodle dog worth
$50 and "a silver collar, belonging to
Edward M, Dougal Stopford Clare
mont, a merchant, residing at 4,
Bryanston-street, Portman square
The prosecutor said his dog was
allowed out OH the 10Th inst, and
never returned. 1t knew its way
about well enough, for he (prosecusor)
had been in the habit of sending itfrom
his officeiD Westminster 10 his house
near Portman-Sqnare With letters, and
it always went correctly enough. He
had been offered ESQ for the dog
many times, and refused it. 1t had
gained many prizes, and was what
he might call a tricky dog. The
silver collar had his mamie and address
on it. and it was fastened with u
paddock, which had a patent key.
The collar had been taken off some4
how, and was not yet recovered.
Il was a prize, aud supposed to be.
worth 910 1Os.-Mr. de Rutzen re-
manded the prisoner.-Ibid.
, 1887-06-18

to desis,. A resolution denouncing
Lord Lansdowne VAS moved by a
member ofthe National League, nam
ed CahilI, but thefe was no seconder.
Mr.. O'Brien was escorted from the
ground by a detachment of police
amid the jeers OF the crowd, and the
meeting broke up after giving three
cheers for the Queen aud singing the
National Anthem.
The respectable element among
the inhabitants are much gratifed at
the defeat of MIR. O'Brien without
violence, while most of the Irish Ca
tholics are deeply offended at bis
forcing himself upon the people
against their advice, and think that
the effects of his action are likely to
infict damage long after his depar-
ture.-DGily Telegraph.
Mr.. Chamberlain on the Commons.
During the course of a recent
speech Mr.. Chamberlain said: He
made no apology for The present
condition of the House of Com
mons, bat he would give an anecdote
to illustrate his condemnation of
hat condition. An American back
woodsman had a quarrel with his son.,
whom he ordered to fetch a log of
wood to put on the fire. The lad re-
fused, and the contention grew so hot
that he ran away, disappeared in the
Far West, lived there for thirty years.
and made his fortune. Then he
thought he would return and see the
old man, but before presenting him
self at the house he considered how
he should introduce himself. He went
to the ~woodshed, and, taking a log
upon his shoulder said to his father.
I've brought thatIog you sent me tor"
(.aughtcr.) "Well," sal the old a
you've been q darned long while
about ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS it down
and have your supper" (l2oars of
I~aughter.) So he should say with re-
gard to the House of Commons and
the problem they had had to solve:
they had been "a daraed long while
about it."-Ibid.
, 1887-06-18

metals. An appropriation for a new
steel vault failed to psss the last
Congress.
"Pyroxiline" is the name of nm ar
ticle which is claimed to be the most
terrible explosive yet known. It's
invention is due to GrusOn, of Mag
deburg. The Webr ZeitWng says
that one she'll from a 15-c. Krupp
&c. in.)will destroy any vaulted struc-
tu:e; one torpedo she'll from II 21-c.
siege mortar annihiIates the strongest
magazine, and a bombardment of 10
or IL hours grinds the best modern
fortress to powder. The pyroxiline
can be used for light guns as well.
"The v~iIlainous saltpetre" is mothers
milk compared to this.
The amount of excavation execu-
ted on the Canal from the 25th Feb.
to the gath of March is given as
follows in the Bulletin dw Canal In
terOceawiqwe:-AtC Colon SO, 600 metres
at Gntun, 145, 900; Bohio SoIdado,
1i8, 900; T%avernIlla, 55, 900; San Pablo
$4,000, Gorgona, $4,000; Malachin,
$4,000; Obisdo, 1O2, 900, Emperador
10000; CuIebra, $4,000; Puraiso,
100000; Corozal, 5000, and at La
Boca, being $4,000 metres of actual
Canal work; whilst 1853, 1000 metres
were moved on side tracks, and 10000
for construction ard other purposes.
The amount of work effected daily
has been SO, 9O3 metres during jan
nary, 4l,483 mattes during February
and 1885 metres during March.
Recently it has been reported
throughout the United States that
cholera was raging ut Mazatlan and
Guaymas, Mexico. The Governor
of Sonora being asked to report on
the matter declared that the disease
had not appeared in either city, and
stated he would prosecute somebody
for having maIiciousIy undertaken to
iniure the people of his State. The
State Department at Washington re-
ceived from its agents no confirma-
ton of the story, and Senior Rubio,
Mexican Secretary of the Interior,
assures the President of the Mexican
Telegraph Company in New York
city, that cholera has not appeared in
any part Of the Republic.
, 1887-06-18

abundance, and at cheap rates, the
sooner the sanitary reports OF this
city will show u marked decline in
sickness.
Lake Maracaibo, in Venezuela, is
about to be sounded and mapped by
the American steamer DeLfn. The
Lake is u large one, and it bears
many historical associations, IN
ted with its first discovery by the
Spaniards, it's subsequent experiences
when buccaneers almost held com
mand in the Spanish Main, and later
90, when its waters Witnessed
sanguinary conflicts between the
patriots fighting for liberty against
the Roynlist troops and vessels. Lake
Mnracaibo, as years roll on, will in
all probability hold high position on
the Atlantic as n commercial centre.
The capability Of sen water az a
preventative is shown by the fact that
among the articles recovered from
vessels sunk in the harbour of Vigo,
Spain, III 1902, there have been
recovered specimens Of l0gwood
and mahogany that, Notwithstanding
their 1874 years Submersion, are in
The most perfect state of preservation.
Dyers who have experimental with
the lOgwood state that it is even
better for dyeing purposes than the
wood now imported. The mahogany,
TOO, is very fine and solid, one log
twelve feet long and twenty-five by
thirty-two inches squire being sub
s%equently worked up in the shape of
furniture and walking sticks al me-
mentoes. The chief object Of inter-
est, however, is M ancient pulley
block four and one-haIf feet high
md three feet broad with four solid
copper sheaves eighteen inches in
diameter. II is of solid oak, and vas
probably used in hosting heavy
articles OF merchnndise or the anchors.
The wood is perfectly preserved, but
an iron band is completely corroded
away, while the copper wheels are
but slightly oxidized.
The pacific Steam Navigation
Company's steamship Serene brought
one of the largest cargoes which has
aver entered this port from the South.
She had on board 5000 sacks of
cocoa. 5000 bales of wool and cotton,
and upwards of 1000 packages
of miscellaneous merchandise. She
brought very little produce for con-
sumption on 1he Isthmus.
IF need arose for the immediate
use of the sum of money represented
by 1000 tons Of silver, the United
States could at once meet the de-
mand, az that is the amount now in
the Treasury vaults at Washington.
After that sum had been disposed OF
there would yet renaino at the COM
maDd of the government forty eight
t0ns Of gold. This quantity of the
precious metals has filed the vaults,
and the Treasury officials are puzzled
to know whatto do with the constant
, 1887-06-18
From the Panama Star & Herald

We are pleased to learn that n
contract was signed May 9th by
Governor Posada which provides for
the supply Of this city with water.
It has to go to Bogoia to be ratified
by the General Government, and
directly ii is approved there work
will be commenced. W. earnestly
hope no delay will be allowed to
occur III Bogofa, The matter is one
OF vital Importance TO this city, and
the sooner we get water here in
abundance, and at cheap rates, the
sooner the sanitary reports of this
city will show a marked decline in
sickness.
, 1887-06-18

metals. An appropriation for a new
steel vault failed to pess the last
Congress.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-10-25
Sleip. .9osEer gianrtatest.

Neps 9ott, "a. Stober. - 6iHf
psSalttngz8eIegats8," rpelde bic arbeiter
ber Don Der "@eBtr2l 2abor lluion" o3ebop'
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Ir. So. g8ef.3. StraBe, ieds Suds mi
elmer S6eere in ben unter!eib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-10-25
y2r. 255.
StaSt Baltimore.

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9oRRerRaac fattfiuceabe GrnuoIfetueguug
fir bas RoHumeut, nel9es fum 4noenfen
an general 81. g. See in &i6moub, Sirg.,
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peroea Sauicuoe CDu cOni00erlrten 8eteraS
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rem Siih 3aateH aupcjsno ielu. Die 9rlFRo=
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nr9tntiden 9roBloge opg y5retm1urer, >" Tpels
DE Oou $50 beritteueF uGempal SiltterH"
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QUARTER bic gBaiienbaue bss /. &irgiuter BE
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9Ieitet.
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AnfiibruHg selnugt Saba, Der Gladiator"
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sGarpldnoer 5eparteatsns,
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(265) G.. u. Ran8bIia, &Siatant.
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ste ead,Iaee sm Der Cote .aeston.

Bittsburg, Benui., "a. DIT. - Die
gum Orbeu Der uSuiSbts Of 2aborn geb6riseu
@Ofs, Srenner in Der &ouueusuiusr Region
baben ibren arbsitsebern ertIdrt, baB Die
Sohnfrase Dor benz nddffeu Mittwo4 erleb,st
perheu mliiie; aubernfals piiroe elm auss
ffano auseOrbnet peroeu. @iuer Der @Otes
Sfeu.BeTter, Der beirast purbe, Oh Dies
pabr lei, iOste, er babe nod gti9ts baoou 9es
bort, NIB er CLAUDE aud ni6t, oas ibm unb
ieinsn @Olsssn oerurtiSe Sei@aftIi4e Fsrle'
senheiten beporfdnoeu. SeIbff peHn BON
ben grbeiter. 6iibrern Elm StrIfe angeorbHet
miirbe, piirben fie bod nidt oaulit Snr9'
eringen, % bic 2eute bes Strifens herJlih
mite leien unb BON ferneren Ausfdnben
Jtihts Dtifeu pollteu. @s gebe 9euu9 Ars
better in Der 8e9iou, tpelfe 3u feiuer Linton"
geROrten, uuo oleie ieieu uur 3u froh, lrbeit
Ju ben 9nten 9Ghnan 3u bsfommsn, rpie ite
GecentpGltiG beiobIt rPrheu
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Gsae Rattnnel 2trbetter. 6 Goe,fereu,.

Qouis, "a. Stt.-@8 neroeu bier
&ortebrun9eu gu elmer Nntional.Goniereul
ben &sIegaten aler pOlttiideu 4rbeiter Sr
gauiiatioueR oes 9ouoes 9etrofiea. Die Con.
fererS ioQ Utttte 0e3ember babier fiattftuoeu.
3ned terielben if bic Sereiutgung aGsr ar.
bel er.Srguniiatiouen fir bic na4f2 Iatio'
nal Gan paqne ruo ole Nuuabme einlr g..
msinamen BlattiOrm. Gud iou fir Die Der
eiui9ten Arbeiter Srgonila Elm aemeiH.
iamer 9}ame gemablt geroeu. Die bette nus.
ftt ol Der gtame pNatiOuaI 6rees Sotl BQrs
tp" blbeu. 9enrp @eor8e ptrO i'll Ger &Oufes
reH5 Crmartet; man oermuthet, oQB iaiHe
ganctbeorie in Der Blattform oer5 5u sViiuoeus
ben uatiOulen Irbeiterpartei aufgenOmmen
mirb. Au6 ermartet man, baB bic COME.
ren3 3ett uno Srt zines im Hddfen Sabre
abSubaiteneeu uatioualeu Irbeiter-@onOents
befimmen pirb. Su bieiem Sale iOu Der
Seriu6 eemQ6t weroeu, bic Gbbaltuu9 oies
les Soupents in ct. 2oLi5 Al fldlerH,
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Gtn anffiartrnrn l,trhiifef.

Gan 6raH3isco, Sal, "a. Sttober.-
Senlp Gerbunon, Sdwager bes Or. s.
JtiIton Boomers, tueld' Qeeterer negeH etass
nor Spei Sabren ueriibteu @iftmorOes 6uu
9pOe oerurtbeilt rporbeu if, bat geferH
SsIbfmorb be9au8eu, uub es Uerlautet, OaB
er in eiHem on ben Coroner a0reitrteu
Griefe eiHgefaubeu bat, feline Sdpefer, bic
Satin oes DR.. Bomers, oergtftet 5u babeu,
um OaS @eIb fir ibre 2ebeusuerftber gu
erionsen, unb bag 8r. BOWers feinen Ius
tbeil on benz Noroe butte. gSGbreuO Oes
Brosefies bes Or. Boomers mar 8arba1on Der
houptiGdldle 8elalung85euge. Die IppeIs
lattou bes Or. 8owerS iff CUR 3eitim Staat5s
gberaertdte in Der SdlDebe.